101CPH Bow Console Coffee
Like a piece of architecture gone astray, the Bow console table draws parallels to the old aqueducts from the Roman Empire and classic architectural geometry. Repetition of arches create a beautiful, sleek, yet somewhat box silhouette and the long legs make it seem narrow and light even though the character is anything but insignificant. The table is cast in lightweight fiber concrete to create a unique textured surface and increase mobility. It is hand painted with multiple layers of paint, creating a strong and resistant surface. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
Dimensions: L 70.5, W 33.5, H 80 cm
Materials: Fiber Concrete
Weight: 24.5 kg
Like a piece of architecture gone astray, the Bow console table draws parallels to the old aqueducts from the Roman Empire and classic architectural geometry. Repetition of arches create a beautiful, sleek, yet somewhat box silhouette and the long legs make it seem narrow and light even though the character is anything but insignificant. The table is cast in lightweight fiber concrete to create a unique textured surface and increase mobility. It is hand painted with multiple layers of paint, creating a strong and resistant surface. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
Dimensions: L 70.5, W 33.5, H 80 cm
Materials: Fiber Concrete
Weight: 24.5 kg
Like a piece of architecture gone astray, the Bow console table draws parallels to the old aqueducts from the Roman Empire and classic architectural geometry. Repetition of arches create a beautiful, sleek, yet somewhat box silhouette and the long legs make it seem narrow and light even though the character is anything but insignificant. The table is cast in lightweight fiber concrete to create a unique textured surface and increase mobility. It is hand painted with multiple layers of paint, creating a strong and resistant surface. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
Dimensions: L 70.5, W 33.5, H 80 cm
Materials: Fiber Concrete
Weight: 24.5 kg
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